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Opti-Mat 4203-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 900 X 1500mm

Opti-Mat 4203-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 900 X 1500mm

Work Well Mats

Design promotes both comfort and productivity with a unique 18mm thick construction. The Ultimat Anti-Fatigue rubber mat. Speciality rubber formulation offers the ultimate solution to a light and easy to handle product. Directional drainage grooves remove water and grease, making for a safer environment. Colour: Black. Size dimensions: 900 X 1500m

Next day delivery not available on this item. Standard Delivery takes 3-5 working days.

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Work Well Mats

£144.19 Each (ex. VAT)

£173.03 inc. VAT
Colour Black
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Opti-Mat 4203-1527 Anti-Fatigue Matting 900 X 1500mm

Design promotes both comfort and productivity with a unique 18mm thick construction. The Ultimat Anti-Fatigue rubber mat. Speciality rubber formulation offers the ultimate solution to a light and easy to handle product. Directional drainage grooves remove water and grease, making for a safer environment. Colour: Black. Size dimensions: 900 X 1500m

Next day delivery not available on this item. Standard Delivery takes 3-5 working days.

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Manufacturer Work Well Mats
Manufacturer Code 4203-1527

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